Sentence examples for Outstandingly generous from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year in the Book Review, Annette Kobak praised the author's "outstandingly generous and fertile imagination" and her "limber and vivid" prose.
If she flirts with melodrama, it is only in the way that "Wuthering Heights" does, or the novels of Dickens: that is, it is merely the exuberance of an outstandingly generous and fertile imagination.
And Norway has played a notable part in seeking peace in such places as Israel (remember the Oslo accords of 1993), Myanmar and, more recently, Sri Lanka.It has also been outstandingly generous in handing out a bigger share of its wealth, 0.9% of GDP, to the world's poor than any other country; the prime minister says he wants that figure to rise to 1%.
Darwin was outstandingly generous in crediting others -- including, most notably, [Alfred Russel] Wallace -- for their work.... Freud, on the other hand, was outstandingly ungenerous: he denied credit to others, was intolerant of rivals, hated many people, and surrounded himself with unquestioningly loyal admirers...
With Ursula Oppens, a generous exponent of new music, and the outstandingly good Brentano Quartet, the performances should be big.
It worked, outstandingly.
But Mark was outstandingly marvellous.
He was always outstandingly honest.
What an outstandingly untalented dog.
Both work outstandingly well as expected.
